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A few years ago I was faithful getting up at 5:00 am and doing yoga.

Well I quite about 9 months ago and my body keeps asking me to start

again. But I have this other strong fight going on inside me telling

me I am not worth it. I also know I am doing a deep cleaning of my

body, so I know how going back to yoga will help. Could I get some

ideas and supporting encouragement?

 

Sat Nam

Siri Devta Kaur

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I share a similar struggle and when I read your entry

I was reminded that our power comes from within and

the more I thought about that concept the stronger I

feel .....a continuance of the process of being

and being mindful of our present moments

Peace Anne

--- siri_devta_kaur wrote:

> A few years ago I was faithful getting up at 5:00 am

> and doing yoga.

> Well I quite about 9 months ago and my body keeps

> asking me to start

> again. But I have this other strong fight going on

> inside me telling

> me I am not worth it. I also know I am doing a deep

> cleaning of my

> body, so I know how going back to yoga will help.

> Could I get some

> ideas and supporting encouragement?

>

> Sat Nam

> Siri Devta Kaur

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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Hello Siri Devta Kaur,

 

I just started yoga 2 weeks ago at 4:30AM myself! Not only is that incredible,

but even more so is "my husband is doing it with me as well!" Now,

IF HE CAN DO IT - ANYBODY CERTAINLY CAN!!" He really is anti-exercise!! He

comments from time to time "how he feels at peace lately!!" Hmmm, I

wonder if it could be the yoga honey?? Miracles do happen if we just beleive!!

JUST DO IT!!! ;o}

Sat Nam, Tammy

 

siri_devta_kaur wrote:

 

> A few years ago I was faithful getting up at 5:00 am and doing yoga.

> Well I quite about 9 months ago and my body keeps asking me to start

> again. But I have this other strong fight going on inside me telling

> me I am not worth it. I also know I am doing a deep cleaning of my

> body, so I know how going back to yoga will help. Could I get some

> ideas and supporting encouragement?

>

> Sat Nam

> Siri Devta Kaur

>

 

 

 

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hi,

just think that you are in a much better position

right now by doing what you have been doing(

practicing yoga) than what you would have been in if

you were busy decding whether to do it or not....so

just get up and do it...i hope this helps!

preeti

--- siri_devta_kaur wrote:

> A few years ago I was faithful getting up at 5:00 am

> and doing yoga.

> Well I quite about 9 months ago and my body keeps

> asking me to start

> again. But I have this other strong fight going on

> inside me telling

> me I am not worth it. I also know I am doing a deep

> cleaning of my

> body, so I know how going back to yoga will help.

> Could I get some

> ideas and supporting encouragement?

>

> Sat Nam

> Siri Devta Kaur

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

Listen to your Mail messages from any phone.

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thank you for your support Thomas. one more question,

If I just start yoga just any time in the day will it

be easer to mover it back to the morning than to just

not do any at all.

Sat Nam

--- thomas <brian wrote:

> sounds like you're ready for the next step, whatever

> that might be.

> Self-depreciating thoughts feed on spirituality, I

> think. 'I'm not doing

> enough yoga', and other like thoughts are so quick

> to reveal their true

> message: 'I shouldn't even try'. These, like sleep

> and laziness, are just

> other desires, that's all. Every desire, in the end,

> is a desire for

> inertia.

>

> sat nam,

> -thomas

>

>

 

 

 

 

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sounds like you're ready for the next step, whatever that might be.

Self-depreciating thoughts feed on spirituality, I think. 'I'm not doing

enough yoga', and other like thoughts are so quick to reveal their true

message: 'I shouldn't even try'. These, like sleep and laziness, are just

other desires, that's all. Every desire, in the end, is a desire for

inertia.

 

sat nam,

-thomas

 

 

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<siri_devta_kaur

<Kundaliniyoga>

Tuesday, October 02, 2001 7:26 PM

getting motivated again

 

 

> A few years ago I was faithful getting up at 5:00 am and doing yoga.

> Well I quite about 9 months ago and my body keeps asking me to start

> again. But I have this other strong fight going on inside me telling

> me I am not worth it. I also know I am doing a deep cleaning of my

> body, so I know how going back to yoga will help. Could I get some

> ideas and supporting encouragement?

>

> Sat Nam

> Siri Devta Kaur

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Kundaliniyoga, siri_devta_kaur wrote:

> A few years ago I was faithful getting up at 5:00 am and doing

yoga.

> Well I quite about 9 months ago and my body keeps asking me to

start

> again. But I have this other strong fight going on inside me

telling

> me I am not worth it.

My brain throws up these thought patterns as well. Ignore. Just do

it! It's just the ego having a fight to increase his importance.

Debilitating because you start to believe it. This is not the real I.

I read recently a moving account how a youngster who had killed

someone in a fight had to come to terms with it and to forgive

himself. This put in perspective for me. What if that person had

just sat around saying "I am not worth it, I am a bad person etc."

And there I am saying "I don't think I should meditate..." Its just

some bad mental programming and best chucked out.

 

Sat Nam

 

Frances

 

I also know I am doing a deep cleaning of my

> body, so I know how going back to yoga will help. Could I get some

> ideas and supporting encouragement?

>

> Sat Nam

> Siri Devta Kaur

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Hi,

To my opinion Yoga asanas, kriyas and meditation, should be

done continuously and consistently, whether we are in good or

bad condition.

It's not only a have to, but it's a must.

The benefit and fruits will come by itself, for sure.

Just do it.

 

 

Kundaliniyoga, css01fr@g... wrote:

> Kundaliniyoga, siri_devta_kaur wrote:

> > A few years ago I was faithful getting up at 5:00 am and doing

> yoga.

> > Well I quite about 9 months ago and my body keeps asking me to

> start

> > again. But I have this other strong fight going on inside me

> telling

> > me I am not worth it.

> My brain throws up these thought patterns as well. Ignore. Just

do

> it! It's just the ego having a fight to increase his importance.

> Debilitating because you start to believe it. This is not the real

I.

> I read recently a moving account how a youngster who had killed

> someone in a fight had to come to terms with it and to forgive

> himself. This put in perspective for me. What if that person had

> just sat around saying "I am not worth it, I am a bad person etc."

> And there I am saying "I don't think I should meditate..." Its

just

> some bad mental programming and best chucked out.

>

> Sat Nam

>

> Frances

>

> I also know I am doing a deep cleaning of my

> > body, so I know how going back to yoga will help. Could I get

some

> > ideas and supporting encouragement?

> >

> > Sat Nam

> > Siri Devta Kaur

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dear siri devta kaur

 

i have been in a similar position my self, procrastinating about doing yoga.

as tomas says this is a self depreciating loop since you know you should do

something and feel guilty for not doing it. when you hear that quiet voice

intuition, you must listen carefully. these days i try very hard not to spend

too much time deliberating and rely much more on instinct. it serves me

better. deep down we all know the right thing to do and conflict arrises when

we begin to ask the wrong questions. there is indeed a big difference between

thinking and doing but in reality they are two sides of the same coin. i

recently started doing yoga again early each morning for one hour and i also

do certain asanas, whenever i get the urge throughout the day, usually a

simple forward or back bend, only a moment or two, but this serves as a

constant reminder about what i am trying to achieve with my life. so if you

feel you would like to stop for a moment and practice then do it. the analogy

between spiritual practice and water filling a bowl, drip by drip, is fine.

no effort is wasted, however small. but when the drips stop coming the water

evaporates. the best way to overcome stagnation is to move, to act and to

channel those actions in the right direction. you know the way. move towards

it. strive to be happy.

good luck and sat nam

stephen.

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